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The Commerce City 40th Annual Memorial Day Parade was held on May 30, 2005 and at least 8000 people were expected to watch it, making it Colorado's largest Memorial Day Parade. The weather was chilly, but that did not keep the people away. Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), and Susan Hockman (cq), stand and put their hands to their hearts as they American flag pass them. (JUDY WALGREN/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), Susan Hockman (cq)

The Commerce City 40th Annual Memorial Day Parade was held on May 30, 2005 and at least 8000 people were expected to watch it, making it Colorado's largest Memorial Day Parade. The weather was chilly, but that did not keep the people away. Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), and Susan Hockman (cq), stand and put their hands to their hearts as they American flag pass them. (JUDY WALGREN/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), Susan Hockman (cq)

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JW;The Commerce City 40th Annual Memorial Day Parade was held on May 30, 2005 and at least 8000 people were expected to watch it, making it Colorado's largest Memorial Day Parade. The weather was chilly, but that did not keep the people away. Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), and Susan Hockman (cq), stand and put their hands to their hearts as they American flag pass them. (JUDY WALGREN/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) Turtle Cutts (cq), Doc Hockman (cq), Susan Hockman (cq)

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2005-06-14 04:05:09

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2005:05:30 10:07:43

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